Sentence examples for confinement talks from inspiring English sources

A NY Times editorials article, "Justice Kennedy on Solitary Confinement", talks about Justice Kennedy addressing "what has become one of his most pressing concerns: America's broken criminal justice system in general, and prolonged solitary confinement in particular".

Many of the writers held in solitary confinement talk about befriending the various insects or rodents that inhabited their cells as an alternative to putting pen to paper and to keep sane.

I would spend the next two years investigating Luther's case: reading the stacks of medical records written by Luther's doctors, which document his confinement; talking with a fellow soldier who visited Luther during his month in the aid station; and interviewing his commander, who confirmed all the details.

Mr. Kimes suggested that if released from solitary confinement, he might talk more, according to one senior law enforcement official.

The combination of unidirectional coupling and light confinement effects ensures low cross talk of <22 dB between adjacent guiding waveguides.

He was later taken to Tehran's Evin prison, where he spent almost two months in solitary confinement before being allowed to talk to his family for the first time since being held.

The Army Field Manual allows extended solitary confinement as long as interrogators talk to their bosses first.

Padnos talked about beatings, solitary confinement, exposure to cold; his captors even buried him alive for half an hour.

Senator John McCain talked about his solitary confinement in North Vietnam as being by far the worst part of his imprisonment; far worse than the physical torture.

It followed the "Silent System" where prisoners were not allowed to talk, were held in solitary confinement, and had to wear hoods when in the company of other prisoners.

At 48, Mr. Lira has trouble talking about his years in solitary confinement.